The Master in Supply Chain Management and Logistics, with a master's degree in continuing education, provides you with the skills to lead the transformation of traditional business models by offering a comprehensive vision of the management of supply chain processes.

Networks are becoming more interconnected, while markets and trade flows are shifting. Additionally, modern logistics must address new challenges due to the fragmentation of the global world order. Climate change is placing significant pressure on global value chains, driving the need for innovation and adaptation. Anyone aspiring to a management role in this sector requires years of industry experience and solid expertise.

We live in a globalized world where companies increasingly opt for centralization in their operations. In this environment, logistics, operations, purchasing, procurement and distribution of their products or services become an essential pillar of differentiation and customer service. Moreover, Barcelona is configured as one of the main cities of Europe logistics, both its location and facilities and infrastructure operators and, therefore, by the number of companies in this sector.

Official Master's Degree in Logistics and International Trade: The university master's degree in Logistics and International Trade provides great help both academically and professionally, with the aim of achieving the necessary knowledge for the internationalization of the company, based on import-export activities and logistics and transport operations, which allow these to materialize by applying rational and scientific criteria in decision making.

The Online Master in Operations and Supply Chain Management is designed to provide students with a fundamental understanding of the operations and supply chain function with a global perspective, focusing on the overarching effects of operations and supply chain management on the performance of an organization.

EAE Barcelona’s Master’s in Supply Chain Management & Logistics will enable you to manage the whole supply chain, end-to-end, from suppliers to clients, including all the design, planning, execution and management processes involved. Successfully take on responsibility roles in any company in areas like purchasing, planning, production, logistics and distribution. 

You will develop the key competencies and practice the necessary tools to improve the competitiveness of the company from the field of operations and supply chain management, both in general and in some of its specific areas (Production, Plant Management, Quality, Logistics, Purchasing, R&D, etc.) for any type of business sector and organization, whether for products and/or services.

Networks are becoming more interconnected, while markets and trade flows are shifting. Additionally, modern logistics must address new challenges due to the fragmentation of the global world order. Climate change is placing significant pressure on global value chains, driving the need for innovation and adaptation. Anyone aspiring to a management role in this sector requires years of industry experience and solid expertise. Our online MBA International Logistics and Trade prepares you for these challenges. It has an international focus, sits at the interface between trade and logistics, is taught in English, and is delivered online – making it accessible worldwide. Through the innovative e-learning platform myWINGS professionals from Europe, Asia, South Africa and Latin America, for example, can study together in one study group.

The Rushford MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is designed to focus on management and operations within the supply chain and logistics function. The course not only has an intense focus on the fundamentals of supply chain and logistics but also on skill-building so students can apply concepts and techniques to real-world challenges. During the program, you will run projects that will simulate real-life situations and the application of core concepts in such situations.

Rushford’s MSc in Operations and Supply Chain Management (SCM) ideally positions you to thoroughly understand production and manufacturing processes, the flow of goods and services, inventory control, inbound and outbound shipping, and production scheduling. In the last couple of decades, economic and political shifts have colossally modified established supply chain management protocols. Disruptions in international trade have led to new approaches in warehouse management, leading to technology-led innovative solutions to streamline complex processes and gain a competitive advantage.